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ComponentsConfiguring JPFRunning JPFJPF OutputThe JPF APIDeveloper Guide...Modules...Summer ProjectsExternal ProjectsChange(B)logAbout...EventsPresentationsPapersFAQHistory?SupportPlaygroundTable of Context Running JPF There are five general ways to run JPF, depending on your execution environment (command prompt or IDE) and desired level of configuration support. This page has to cover quite some ground, so bear with us from a command prompt (operating system shell) from an IDE (!NetBeans, Eclipse) without using JPF plugins from an IDE with JPF plugins installed from within a JUnit test class single tests from command line explicitly from an arbitrary Java program 1. Command Line There are several ways to run JPF from https://groups.google.com/d/topic/java-pathfinder/mDBytxPTSV8 the command line, using varying degrees of its runtime infrastructure. The most simple way is to use the provided bin/jpf script of the jpf-core distribution. Go to the directory where your SUT classes reside, and do a >
April 20, 2011 by Blue Gulf Overview Java™ Pathfinder, or "JPF" as we call it from here, is a very powerful tool for Java testing. It's also known as "the swiss army knife of Java verification". Please refer to http://babelfish.arc.nasa.gov/trac/jpf for the https://bluegulf.wordpress.com/2011/04/20/tutorial-using-java-pathfinder-together-with-junit-in-eclipse-environment-setup/ details. However, the setup work is kind of difficult for a Java programmer who has no experience with it. The JPF website provides good documentation, but it's main target audience is experienced JPF developers, not new JPF users. And also there is no detailed tutorial describing how to setup such a environment. I only have days of experience with it, but, fortunately, I got good support from the JPF community error cannot (search for Google Java Pathfinder group). This tutorial is mainly to describe the pains I have been through and the mistakes I have made during the setup phase. This tutorial will show you, step by step, how to setup the environment where Java Path Finder can be used together with JUnit in an Eclipse IDE environment. Prerequisite: Eclipse installed (I'm using Eclipse Helios Service Release 2) What will be included error cannot find in this tutorial: Download and install JPF (version 6) in a Mac and Windows environment Integrate JPF with JUnit (4.0) What are not included: This tutorial is only for environment setup. Thus, it will not show in detail how to write high quality Junit test case by using JPF features, nor will it explain JUnit (enough material there already). Setup Procedure Step 1. Download JPF Getting and Installing JPF page describes how to download the JFP. New users are attracted to click on the "Download binary snapshots" link, which will further point you to the attachment of the jpf-core project page. DON'T USE this link because it may point to a dated link. In my case, the link pointed to JPF v5 while the latest one is JPF v6. And people in the community all assume that I'm using the latest one when they answer my questions. So, you need to use "Download sources from the Mercurial repositories" link, then build it. step 1.1 download Mercurial plugin for Eclipse (the content of this section is based on JPF website documentations)Download and install the MercurialEclipse (a source control tool, like cvs) plugin, which at the time of this writing is available from the update site: http://cbes.javafo
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